Organic Lavender Essential Oil

Whether you are new to the world of essential oils or are already familiar with their various health benefits, there is an equal likelihood that you must have heard of Lavender Essential oils. The therapeutic and relaxation benefits of lavender are nothing new to health and beauty consumers. Lavender products grace store shelves as soaps, perfumes, relaxation masks, salts, lotions and even teas because of their floral aroma. Aside from the pleasant smell, it has a host of benefits that date back to thousands of years.   

The True Lavender

So which oils to choose? An essential oil with USDA- Certified Organic stamp is a green light, this implies that the oil has undergone processes that are safe and utilized approved materials.

Zongle Therapeutics provides you with a USDA certified, Zongle Organic Lavender Essential Oil. This oil is of Bulgarian origin and is so pure that it can be safely ingested. The plant is about 1 meter high and grows specifically in Bulgaria. The Lavender from Bulgaria has a strong floral scent; it smells like fresh lavender and is less camphorous than other lavender oils. The highest quality essential oil is derived by steam distillation of the lavender flowers. So if you are looking for the fresh floral smell see the label on the bottle that says Lavandula Angustifolia: More true to Lavender!

Benefits

Lavender Oil is essentially the Swiss-Army knife of essential oils! This is because the oil not only has tremendous benefits individually, but it also blends well with some other essential oils. So the new blend has healing, balancing and anti-inflammatory properties along with the existing ones! If that hasn’t got you ordering a new bottle of Zongle Lavender Essential Oil as yet, here are a few more benefits: 

Uses

• Promotes peaceful sleep, sprinkle a few drops of Lavender oil on bedding and pillows, or apply directly to soles of feet.
• Take lavender oil internally to relieve headaches and reduce tension, because it induces relaxation and promotes a feeling of calmness.
• Do you want your surroundings to smell good without using toxic sprays? Mix Lavender oil with water in a spray bottle to freshen up surfaces or the air.
• To enhance flavor of your teas, salads and even muffins (grain-free) you can use a a drop or two of lavender oil. Lavender oil is completely edible. Add the unique lavender aroma to desserts, baked items and marinades.
• To soothe occasional skin irritations, simply rubbing lavender oil into the area of concern can reduce inflammation and pain intensity.
• Lavender oil has profound benefits for skin and hair, combine 3–4 drops with ½ teaspoon of coconut or jojoba oil and massage the mixture into the area of concern. You can also add lavender oil to your face or body wash.

Final Thoughts

Don’t miss out on these amazing benefits and don’t restrict yourself to these uses. Bring a bottle to your home, create more blends and benefits. Ditch those synthetic products and use lavender essential oils to clean, deodorize and beautify. This small bottle has a bundle of benefits!